Someone recommeneded SuSE when I made the jump because it was more
Windows-like in use... Ok... maybe that isn't a good thing ,but it made
the transition a little easier. I would recommend it. I did have some
minor problems installing nvidia drivers under SuSE 10.0 though. I also
use Mandrake 10.1. Of all the distros I have tried, I like these two
the best.
Ed
Thom DeCarlo wrote:
Ok, I'm going to take the plunge and replace the OS on my home
computer. My first question is, which Linux should I install? It has
been 10 years since I've had much to do with any of the Unixes (IRIX
and Solaris).
One of the guys at my office likes Mandrake (Mandriva?)... I've seen
the name Ubuntu bandied about... Then there is Suse and Fedora... Not
to forget OpenBSD. (or is it FreeBSD?) And what is a Debian, anyway?
What do you folks like for OSG development, and why?
Thanks!
Thom
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